What distinctive color has been used for the cover of the Congressional Record, the official record of proceedings and debates of the United States Congress, since 1873?

The United States government uses specific colors for various official publications to distinguish their purpose and content. One of the most recognized publications, the Congressional Record, has maintained its distinctive cover color since 1873. This color coding system helps officials, lawmakers, and archivists quickly identify documents in the vast sea of government publications. How well do you know this aspect of government document branding?

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